CRUISE WEEKLY NEWS
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Celebrity on innovation trail
Thursday | Nov 20 2025CELEBRITY Cruises wants to be a company that constantly innovates throughout its fleet, Chief Marketing & Product Officer Michael Scheiner said.
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Aus providing Oceania with early business
Thursday | Nov 20 2025OCEANIA Cruises’ push from an upper-premium to a luxury line has paid off in spades, with the brand posting some of its best sales numbers in the past months.
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CCL gets serious about fun
Thursday | Nov 20 2025CARNIVAL Cruise Line (CCL)has unveiled its new ‘Find Your Fun Again’ campaign, headlined by Parks and Recreation star Nick Offerman, who the brand has declared its “unlikely hero of fun”.
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HAL of a Black Fri
Thursday | Nov 20 2025HOLLAND America Line (HAL) has unveiled Black Fri and Cyber Monday savings on its 2026 voyages.
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Ponant on path to decarbonisation
Thursday | Nov 20 2025PONANT Explorations Group lowered its CO2 emissions per cruise day by 14% compared to reference year 2018, reaching almost half its target of a 30% reduction by 2030.
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Ama doubles team
Thursday | Nov 20 2025AMAWATERWAYS has appointed three new team members in the Australia and New Zealand market, doubling the size of the local team.
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NCL shows blast off
Thursday | Nov 20 2025NORWEGIAN Cruise Line (NCL) has announced the upcoming debut of new entertainment experience, ‘Rocket Man: A Celebration of Elton John’.
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Cruise into Tahiti
Thursday | Nov 20 2025CRUISE Traveller has launched a 10-night ‘Spirit of Tahiti’ package, which departs 10 Dec 2027.
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Porthole 20 Nov 25
Thursday | Nov 20 2025AVID cruisers have revealed what they regretted packing on a cruise – an important question, considering cruise cabins have limited storage.
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Quiet Med to be quietly popular in Aus
Wednesday | Nov 19 2025OCEANIA Cruises’ new ‘Quiet Mediterranean’ program (CW 07 Nov) will be particularly popular among Australians, according to Senior Vice President Int’l & Consumer Sales Steve Odell.
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